84: How to Successfully Navigate the Gap from Restaurant Operator to Owner
The gap between restaurant operator and owner is vast, profound, and often misunderstood—something Austin Carson describes as the difference between "having a puppy and having a kid."
In this candid conversation, the co-owner of Restaurant Olivia takes us behind the curtain of restaurant entrepren…
AI for Science and Discovery, w/Austin Carson
The race to harness AI for scientific discovery may be the most consequential technological competition of this time—yet it's happening largely out of public view. While many AI headlines focus on chatbots writing essays and tech giants battling over billion-dollar models, a quiet revolution is bre…
Commander in Chief: Who Holds the Reins?
When it comes to conflicts and diplomacy abroad: Who holds the reins? That’s one of the big questions I find myself asking as I look at the news about American involvement – whether in Iran, in Ukraine, or throughout American history. What is the scope of the President’s power over war and foreign …
Can Congress Keep Up with AI? Sarah Beth Jansen & Austin Carson on Policy and Innovation
In this episode of Cyber Focus, host Frank Cilluffo moderates a timely and wide-ranging conversation on the future of AI policy and governance with Sarah Beth Jansen, a senior fellow at the McCrary Institute and longtime DC policy expert, and Austin Carson, founder of SeedAI and former legislative …
Live from Ashby: Taking a Long View on AI Governance with Austin Carson and Caleb Watney
Kevin Frazier hangs out with Caleb Watney of the Institute for Progress and Austin Carson of SeedAI at the Ashby Workshops to discuss the long-run policy foundations needed for the AI Age.
Rather than focusing on near-term regulation, the conversation explores how AI challenges existing assumptions…
Chalkboard Politics: Are International Organizations Losing Authority?
In this episode of Chalkboard Politics, the team explores the evolving challenges facing international institutions in a period of populist backlash and shifting global power. In the first conversation, professors Allison Carnegie and Richard Clark discuss how international organizations – from th…
The Goyverment has sent 6 Gorillon Messages Informing Me the Slopmoids Demand Streamrot
Dimes and Judas discuss a JPMorgan analyst making an outrageously false sexual assault claim against his girlboss, the inept Indian truck driver responsible for the Humboldt Broncos crash avoiding deportation, and the alleged Carney Pivot restoring Canadian sovereignty. After accounting the recent …
Might the United States Lose Access to Foreign Bases?
In this show, Chris, Melanie, and Zack consider the benefits and costs for U.S. allies and partners who host U.S. bases on their territory. As traditional allies have limited air space and basing access to the United States during the Iran war, has a major fault line in American strategy been publi…
Advancing AI Readiness with SeedAI's Austin Carson and Joshua New
In this episode, we're joined by Austin Carson and Joshua New of SeedAI, a nonprofit focused on building AI readiness in the United States. We discuss their backgrounds (00:56), SeedAI's mission and projects (10:28), opportunities and risks from using AI to advance scientific discovery (14:15), and…
From NATO to the Gulf: Allies, Access, and the Hidden Architecture of American Power
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Episode 159 examines the relationship between alliances, military access, and U.S. global power projection.
Summary
This episode explores an often overlooked benefit of alliances: wartime access. Dr. Rachel Metz and Ambassador Douglas Lute explain why public debates about allies oft…
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